Indian culture has been long known for its grace, warmth and strong traditional tinge it holds within. People from foreign lands are intrigued and lured to our nation to study our age old customs and traditions. Apart from the goodness enriched culture of India, one can also find the wide variety in the cultures too. Some of the people abroad follow Indian culture at various instances such as Marriages, where they like to get married in Indian style and the Yoga, which is practiced by many of the people around the world to stay fit and healthy.
Indian culture has had deep impact in the world! In one of the instances you can notice that people are moving away from western culture and embracing Indian way of living. People abroad are recognizing the importance of families, turning into vegans, practicing yoga (as mentioned above) and embracing Indian medicine (holistic medicine). I think Indian culture would soon become the leading culture in the world. What do you people say?
Indian Culture is definitely attracting a lot of foriegners.To study the unique features such as th age old rituals,customs,scriptures people from far away places.The impact of yoga has attracted people from outside our country.
Indian Culture has always attracted people from other parts of the World. Indian Culture is rich and the warmth and the feeling of belongingness that is provided by the age old culture of India is the main reason that attracts the people and motivate them to embrace the Indian way of living. Yoga is another aspect that is attracting people globally as it provides a healthy way of living. It can be said that Indian Culture is influencing the World.
Indian culture has highly influenced the world with its diverse colours. Indian culture is rich and the grace and warmth that it possesses have compelled people around the world to embrace it. Today, people from the west are highly influenced by the Indian culture, especially the India family system and Yoga. Another thing that people around the World are accepting is the Ayurvedic form of treatment and using the healing effects of nature to treat diseases.
